Gordon Lee
The latest Gordon Lee coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Sarah Meadows leads Gordon Lee’s Lady Trojans past Dade County
TRENTON, Ga. - For much of the season so far, the Gordon Lee girls' basketball team has relied heavily on its post duo of Katelyn and Madelyn Lee. Tuesday evening, though, the sisters were neutralized by the Dade County posts and foul trouble, so the Lady Trojans had to turn to their guards.
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Gordon Lee Lady Trojans’ balance beats Heritage
RINGGOLD, Ga. - Gordon Lee girls' basketball coach Lester Galyon couldn't remember the last time his program had lost three consecutive games. Because of Friday night, it's not a stat he'll have to look up again for a while.
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New GHSA regions go over well for Chattanooga area schools
(regions including northwest Georgia schools)
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Gordon Lee reloading to defend wrestling titles
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. - There are a few things Brent Raby knows about his 2013-14 Gordon Lee High School wrestling team - and a few he doesn't.
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Tyner has talent, lesson of last season’s end
1. Boyd-Buchanan: The Buccaneers return their entire starting lineup from a Class A sectional squad.
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Title winners Katelyn Lee, Jordyn Hamill seal college deals
CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. - Gordon Lee High School has turned into Titlesville and with team championships comes more individual attention.
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Northwest, Calhoun, Gordon Lee win state
COLUMBUS, Ga. - For the second consecutive season, the northwest Georgia area came away from the GHSA State Softball Championships with three titles and a runner-up trophy.
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Gordon Lee rallies for state four-peat
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Asked to recall the biggest hit of her high school softball career, Gordon Lee's Jordyn Hamill had no answer.
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GHSA Softball Championships update
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Northwest Whitfield and Calhoun played their way into the championship round of the GHSA Softball Championships in Class AAAA and AA, respectively, after late-night wins Friday.
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Calhoun gets over nerves to win twice in AA
COLUMBUS, Ga. - Calhoun coach Diane Smith admitted her team had "a big case of the nerves" in its opening game of the GHSA Class AA state softball tournament Thursday, but once those nerves were shaken, the second-ranked Lady Yellow Jackets took off.
